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Country Focus – India

Globelink India is a leading integrated logistics service provider with activities spanning across LCL Consolidation, Air & Ocean Forwarding, Project logistics, Chartering and Break-bulk services and Supply Chain Management. Our branches are spread across 25 locations in India that are nodal points at the Gateways as well as the hinterlands of the 3.287 million square kilometer geography.

Established 35 years ago, we are propelled by a strong team of professionals with extensive industry knowledge and experience, across the multimodal transport arena. We have emphasized over the years in maintaining the highest quality standards and constant innovation/improvements to be able to deliver the most optimal freight solutions and superior service levels to our customers.

Together with our global partners, we work closely to offer global solutions and excellent service levels to our customers.

COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE COVERAGE

Globelink India's presence in 25 locations across India covers the major ports and important inland locations to offer a comprehensive service coverage for our customers. Our service coverage are listed as below:

Main Gateway Ports

For more information on our services in India, you may contact the following PICs at our local office:

Head Office
GLOBELINK WW INDIA PVT LTD
Krd Gee Gee Crystal
No.92, Dr.Radha Krishnan Salai
Mylapore, Chennai - 600 004.
Tel : (91) - (44) - 281164 36/32/47
Fax : (91) - (44) - 2811 6463

Mr. T. Balaji
AGM - LCL Trade (All India)
Email: [email protected]

Mr. Manikandan
Relationship Manager (All India)
Email: [email protected]

Mr. A.R. Sudharsan
Manager - Commercial - LCL (All India)
Email: [email protected]

Market Update – Slow Market Pickup in China

Uncertainty looms for the global shipping industry as China, the biggest export market, experiences a slow pickup after Chinese New Year. Despite the decline in freight rates, the shipping demand from Europe and North America remains weak as a result of the global inflation and the over-stocked inventories. As Covid-19 restrictions eases across the world, the previous logistics bottlenecks and congestion situation eases, resulting in additional capacity. With the new builds being delivered progressively since late 2022, the extra capacity along with the weakened demand becomes a big issue for carriers.

In an attempt to manage the situation and to reduce the idling time of vessels, carriers have already blanked record number of sailings, and some shipping alliance detoured more ships round the Cape of Good Hope, much to the dismay of shippers who have to suffer the consequences of additional transit times.

Nevertheless, the attempts don't seem to reverse the decline in freight rates at the moment. There is currently an undercutting situation in China where carriers struggle to fill their ships. The market will likely stabilize over time, but the current outlook faces a lot of uncertainty.